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Singularity Hub - 21-Sep-2021Energy generation in living cells by programmed exosome fusion
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Professor at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology
Research group is focused on the development of lab-on-a-chip system with fundamental understanding of bio-molecular interactions and fluidic behavior in micro/nano scales. A family of unique microfluidic platforms are utilized to probe cells with unprecedented precision and to have systems understanding of cellular communications in tumor microenvironment. Current research topics include a lab-on-a-disc for the detection of rare cells, exosomes, and cancer biomarkers, quantitative analysis of single cells, and system analysis of cell to cell communication.
Visit website: https://bme.unist.ac.kr/portfolio/faculty/faculty_yoon-kyoung-cho-2/
See also: Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) - Public university in South Korea.
Details last updated 23-Sep-2021
Energy generation in living cells by programmed exosome fusion